Chad VanGaalen : Soft Airplane :: Review
Visual artist and musician Chad VanGaalen sounds like Neil Young at times on his new album, “Soft Airplane.” Recording into an old tape deck and then overdubbing, VanGaalen usually... Read On
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Calexico : Carried To Dust :: Review
Calexico returns with their strongest effort since “The Black Light.” Joey Burns and John Convertino have recruited the same players from that album and the new record is a... Read On
Deerhunter : Microcastle :: Review
Deerhunter’s new album “Microcastle” is quite a departure from its predecessor “Cryptograms.” The reason that this album is a departure is because it is a lot more immediate than... Read On
Reissue : John Phillips :: Pussycat
Pussycat is the long-lost album that John Phillips recorded as a solo artist signed to the Rolling Stones record label in 1976. Pussycat is the second recent reissue of... Read On
Brotherman : The Lost Blaxploitation Soundtrack
Numero Group continues their series of re-issues of the highest order with “Brotherman” Original Soundtrack by The Final Solution. For those of you unaware of Numero Group, owners Ken... Read On
Giant Sand : proVisions :: Review
After a four-year absence, Giant Sand returns with the album proVisions. On this album, Howe Gelb has enlisted some high-profile extras such as M. Ward, Isobel Campbell and Neko... Read On
Rodriguez : Cold Fact :: (The Hispanic Bob Dylan)
To fully understand the story of Rodriguez, you really must read the detailed 36-page liner notes in the new re-issue of Cold Fact on Light In The Attic Records.... Read On
Hidden Gems : Brothers Unlimited :: Who’s For The Young
Fallout Records reissued “Who’s For The Young” in June 2008 for the first time on CD and was originally released in 1970. This album has quickly become a favorite... Read On
